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I was 17 when I purchased my 2004 Lincoln Town Car signature, paid $2000 to a shuttle company that kept it in impeccable condition, even now with over 485,000 miles she still runs without a problem. Most reliable vehicle I've ever owned.

I used to drive a 2006 BMW and a 2016 Jeep Wrangler, but now I drive a 2002 Lincoln Town Car. No regrets at all.

i bought one at the age of 25, drove it 6 years, most comfortable riding car ever, i bought it with 200,000 miles and sold it with 340,000 miles

1. It is awesome 2. Durable 3. Roomy 4. Smooth to drive 5. V8 & RWD 6. The last real cars made

Bought my town car at 20. A 2000 signature model, single owner, garage kept, immaculate condition, black cloth top, premium alloy wheels, steering wheel audio/climate controls, premium audio, loads of options, 62k miles. Bought it 4 years ago for $2000, haven't looked back, it's incredibly reliable.

My relative owns a limo business and 500K miles are no problem on these.Great comfortable car.Smart move

Reason No 1.: Most reliable car ever. I have 2 Towncars a 99 and 97 model, never going to sell them. When I bought my first TC I was 21.

I’m 28 and I have a 06 Mercury Grand Marquis and I love it

'CAUSE IT'S ONE OF THE VERY LAST REAL CARS EVER! 2019'S CAN GO KICK ROCKS!!

I’m ready to buy one 2003-2011. I’ve always loved Town Cars. Best ride and car I have ever experienced, 32 here

I'm on my third LTC. Nothing beats the ride, value, luxury, longevity, gas mileage. Congratulations🚢

Grand Marquis and Town Car are the only other "old man" cars I would buy and drive if I had to switch from my current 91 LS400 (yes, another "grandma car"). But I guess I'm "old" at age 48. Age brings with it experience and wisdom.

Welcome to the wonderful world of the Panther platform. I owned 3 when I was 26. Super comfortable, reliable V8 power, SUV like interior space, RWD, huge trunk, cheap to own, what’s not to like!

It’s all good man, I’m 25 and own a 1994 signature series haha

I got a '95 Signature and I'm still in high school, easily the nicest car in the parking lot. And probably cheapest.

I bought a 2001 Town Car at age 23, still have it today. Fantastic car.

I'm 26 and got a town car. I hope that it'll be as reliable as everyone says they are. Great riding car. Despite the low horsepower, it picks up pretty quick with the torque. Got it 2 months ago and put about 3,000 miles on it already.

A good car for any age. And reliable too. I have almost 245,000 on mine.

There will never ever be another vehicle this reliable and dependable like a faithful friend. It just works. ❤️

I just bought me Lincoln Town Car 2006 I love the luxury ride, fuel economy great considering the size of the vehicle and this is the only on the frame vehicle still on the market, love it!!!

I think after 30 some of us are looking for something more comfy, but not a freaking soccer mom suv, this car is perfect

I had a 01 town car when I was 16, still the best car I've owned.

Think about this: That engine and drive train is the same the standard in F-150 pickups of the time. If you have a long day on the Interstate facing you, it's the best.

I'm 35, owned a 93 from the ages of 21-28 and now own an 03, love the cars

Anyone remember Lincoln Town car commercial where a diamond cutter did so as the vehicle rode on a cobblestone road? Mid-70's

Im 25 and bought one this month lol. It's an 01..needs mi or exterior TLC but i love it. I bought mine for $1100 and it had 132,320mi on it. You got a great deal man.

I hear you, I bought a 2002 Lincoln town car 1owner 64.000 act.miles I love the ride , great for a bad back 😁

Notes: the gas gage reports the top 18 gallons, but it's a 20 gallon tank. E/M is english/metric aka MPH/KMH. also, the 03 and newer model has rack and pinion steering and handles just a bit better. To be fair I prefer floating to getting my balls knocked about in every other car, and once you get used to it, you can drive a panther pretty aggressively. Traction control is fantastic as well, but you're screwed if the back finally does get loose on snow/ice. It takes a lot to break free, but once it does good luck recovering. I'm in my 30's and on my 4th panther body in the last 10 years. 2x 05 TC, 03 GM, 95 TC. The 95 TC was actually my favorite, bought with 196k in 2008 ( $1500), put 250k more on it. Next was an 05 Limited, bought with 130k ($6,000), parked it with 250k after 2 years due to several issues. Bought the 03 Gm with 205k, ($800 with a busted tie-rod and smashed fender) totaled it this winter with 250k on the clock. Picked up an 05 with the cloth top for $1500. clocks at 199k right now. Before those had an 88 grand marquis, 85 plymouth turismo, an 87 mustang and a 78 Granada. Guess i just like cars that you don't feel the cracks in the road when you drive them. For what it's worth, the 88 Marquis could take a speed bump at 50MPH and you wouldn't feel a thing.

Just got an '02 town car with 150k and LOVE it. Luckily I'm a mechanic and she needs a little love that my experience can give her what she needs... love my panther body!

I'm 38 and I bought a 99 Lincoln Town Car 2 years ago :) daily driver with over 200,000 miles and runs smooth Edit: weird mine is a Signature but has a sunroof 🤔

I'm a few years older than you and also own a Town Car that I inherited from my grandmother. I was a child in the 1980s and a teen in the 1990s and Town Cars in those days were never driven by people who were under 60. These days, Town Car owners are much more diverse and I think that is awesome. is awesome. . Grandma and Grandpa loved them for good reason and younger people these days are finding out why . It helps that used Panther platform cars are plentiful and cheap. They are a great choice for people who need a reliable vehicle but don't have much money to spare. They are very safe and kids riding in one are very well protected. That bottomless pit also known as a trunk is nice too.

128000 is not a lot of miles especially a car from the early 2000

I have respect for these cars and im only 19.

It's got 4 wheels and an engine. It's a car.- Takumi

I too am in my 20's and just bought an 08 towncar signature for similar reasons to yours. Great car!

I just bought the same car from my neighbor for $1000 same color, 145,000 miles, mine has sun roof heated seats, love this car now having it 1 month. Just been cruising. Great video thanks. 👍

My friend have town car with 640k miles ( regular maintenance engine oil on time plus transmission fluid) these two maintenance they’ll keep your engine and transmission run for ever( town car had problem with oil filter gasket easy to fix)

24 years old here. Just bought a 2007 Signature Limited yesterday! Dream car indeed.

I'm 27 honestly I've always thought of buying one

forgot the mercury marauder , had a 305hp 4v cobra motor ;)

I am obsessed w this car this is gonna be my first car ❤❤❤I just gotta work all summer and theyre cheap😍😍but look so classic

No need to explain anything. You got a GREAT car, the likes of which we will never see again, unfortunately. I would buy one of those blindfolded for 5 or 10 times the money in a heartbeat.

1. Comfortable & smooth AF 2. Reliable AF 3. Inexpensive 4. Cheap to repair & maintain 5. Relatively easy to repair & maintain with a LOT of room in the engine compartment 6. Ubiquity - parts are easy to find and inexpensive when you do find them 7. Durable - many last 300,000+ miles 8. Leg room for days - my sons are > 6'3" tall 9. Low tech info-tainment. Less to break, less to go outdated, less to repair. Simple is RELIABLE! I bought a 2004 Lincoln Town Car with only 4500 (not 45,000, but 4,500) miles on the clock a year ago in like new condition. Everyone who rides in it is amazed how smooth and comfortable it is!

I’m from the UK and hired one of these a few years ago. It was one of the best cars I’ve driven and I spent many happy hours touring Florida.

I’m 18 almost 19 I would definitely buy one because if it has failure mechanic issues I got my dad who can fix it and I can save lot of money

Good move! I have a 2006 Towncar Signature L with 335,000 miles. Burns no oil. Absolute luxury, space and safety.

Because their comfortable and dependable

I used to own an '01 Executive. Just recently bought a 2003 Signature Series with 69,500 miles on, I absolutely love the panther platform. I've also previously owned a 1995 Grand Marquis, and a 1988 Grand Marquis. My '01 got about 24-25mpg combined, 27 on the highway. The 03 has been getting 22.3 combined over the past 800 miles, it got 27 on the 100 mile trip home. The '03 also weighs 300lbs more than the '01 and has 3.27 as opposed to 3.08 gears.

Best car ever!!. I'm driving a 99 lincoln tc with just over 92,000 miles. Not even broken in yet....which is awesome. I was thinking of getting something more economical but my 18yo daughter wouldn't have it. It was passed down to us 11yrs ago by my inlaws and my girl is determined to keep it. Pretty soon all the majors will have been changed out& it will be like new again!!

My 19 year old wants one. I had one years ago when he was a little boy. He never forgot and now that he has his licence. He wants us to find him a Town Car.

E/M changes the speedo and odo from English to metric.

Nice car, cute dog. I sold my Ferrari FF and replacing it with a lincoln town car. It all makes sense. Thanks for sharing.

I'm 36 and own the 05 Lincoln Town Car. I love that car and have always had trucks before that and still have a truck. But when I don't always need to drive my truck and glad to drive my Town Car. Really comfortable ride and very dependable. I paid 2000 for mine with 162000 miles on it. I thought it was a fair price so I didn't even try to talk the guy down, but now you're kind of making me feel a little sore about my purchase... You got a good deal

You scored on the "old skool" Lincoln, "cash is king" no payments ,you took a big step up on most the folks your age, congrats

I've owned three Crown Victorias since 1987. Just bought an '03 Towncar. It is easily the smoothest riding car I've ever owned. Love the panther platform.

This is the opposite of what people think they want to drive. It is the opposite of what sexy car marketing promotes. It is exactly what I prefer to drive.

I’m from the UK 🇬🇧 and remember travelling to the US several times in the 90’s when all the cars over there used to be like the Towncar. Now days you guys seem to be driving all the small European stuff and I never understand why. Our vehicles are expensive, small, have rubbish ride quality and are high revving noisy things. I’d buy a Towncar over any Bmw, Mercedes or Audi and would pay more for one too! So sad it’s not made anymore

I recently bought a 1988 Lincoln Mark VII, sort of a little brother to the TC. 33,600 miles. Bill Blass edition so has the full digital dash. Engine is the 5.0 HO. Traded a 2008 Jeep Liberty for it even, no cash. Drives like silk, but at 70, I am an old man. Thrilled that younger folk appreciate these cars.Great video.

Because it's an awesome, reliable, dependable vehicle! It's also good on gas.. I love them..

I had a 93 Crown Vic LX when I was 17 (nearly 20 years ago) then a few years later had a 97 Crown Vic LX...I thoroughly enjoyed them and appreciated the old man comments I received. I am old at heart, and also know a solid vehicle when I see one. Rest assured, these are some of the last solid cars.

When your young you think you would never own a land yacht...but when You get older...your like yea, I like driving 70 mph on a couch lol. It niiiiice.

I'm 17 and I just bought a 2002 mercury grand marquis, I'm very happy with it

E/M is for changing from English to Metric!!! HAHA I have had my share of Town Cars and you bought one of the most reliable cars on the road..I have had a 85, 87, 88, 89 and 2003 and an 04 too...loved them all...the 2003 was bullet proof!

Im 30 and I've had 2 Grand Marquis and 2 Lincoln Town Cars. I can tell u why I love them. #1 they're based on the mighty Crown Vic so they run forever. They are big and comfy inside. They ride like boats on water. They harken back to the big American Boats that used to rule the streets. The Modular V8s in them are beloved. They are the last true body-on-frame cars ever built. There is Nothing else like them

I’ve been driving a Grand Marquis since I was 21 and I love it.

I LOVE the LINCOLN TOWN CAR I have had 4 of them . my daily driver is a 1996 LINCOLN TC with almost 200 thousand miles on it and it drives like BRAND NEW and I love the CLASSIC LINES OF THIS CAR . Wish I could buy a brand new one. Lincoln should bring back the TOWN CAR and make it Classic in Design and make it drive just like my 1996 TC

I have a 96 with 300k, and 05 with 184k both are road worthy, everything works in both, and road worthy, bought the 96 in 08, wouldn't trade either for anything, best and most reliable american made car period.

Nothing wrong with "old man car"! I'm 41 and I'm currently driving a well kept 2007 Cadillac DTS, had 44K miles when I got it. I've had all sorts of cars, sporty coupes and whatnot. I always go back to a "grandpa car". My first car was a 1984 Oldsmobile Deltla 88, that's what I fell in love with, the comfortable V8 sedans.

I bought my first Lincoln in 1986 when I was 32. It was 3 years old with only 7k miles on it. I have had 2 other Town Cars, with my current one a 2002 that I have had for 12 years that looks just like yours. The only major issue that I have had with my 1994 and 2002 Town Cars is the rear air ride suspension bags and air pump that have gone bad on both cars. This happens on many of these cars, and hopefully this doesn't happen to you. I think you have a great car at a bargain price.

Yep I want one of these later. I already have Grand Marquis and love it.

My father had one like this, same year and trim level. It was white however. The airbag suspension was changed to conventional coil spring suspension, as the airbags were quite expensive. It only had 160k on it, it looked mint body wise but the rocker panels were shot. Front fenders were rusty so chrome wheelwell trim was installed. When it came time to sell the Lincoln a few years back, there was no intrest at all in this car which needed work. Dad sold it for 300 bucks after 6 months of advertising it for sale. Oddly enough that Lincoln is still on the road to this day.

I had a Crown Vic in my 20's and now have a Town Car inherited from my grandmother. I just drove a round trip of 3400 miles in the Town Car. It is literally the only 4 door sedan capable of hauling the amount of crap I had with me. I think a Town Car probably has more cargo capacity than some small SUV's and has bigger balls to carry that cargo with. It was a very comfortable drive and I felt very safe too. The town car is big and heavy and I would feel bad for the Honda Fit that pulls out in front of me.

I bought a garaged 2004 last year from a lady that was too old to drive. It's silver with a shale interior and appears to be garaged since day one. It was $3200 and needed NOTHING.

Just check any used car site for the Town Car and you will find example after example of Town Cars used by limousine services that still look great and have over a half-million miles on them.

Nice find! Ford had some really thoughtful ideas in the 90s and 00s. The double sun visors, the keypad entry system etc. E/M allows you to switch between English and Metric units. In the older ones with a digital dash, the speedometer would change between mph and kph, too. Pretty neat stuff for a 2,000-year-old car, right? 😄 I tend to agree with you on the new 3. It’s still a nice car, but the previous gen was such a showstopper - especially when it first came out. I plan to buy myself a nice 3rd gen sometime this year.

I'm 26, had a wide verity of all different kinds of cars. Recently purchased a 1998 town car and man am I in love! Such a nice riding car, you feel like mafia boss lol 182.000 miles on the original engine and gearbox, whisper quiet and super smooth. I had low mileage cars with good service history that didnt run as good as this thing! Watch out for rust on the chassis near the control arm mount (just repaired mine on both sides) apart from that its amazing!

they last for every , I owned a eldorado and it cost me an arm and leg on repairs with only 99k miles ,a friend has a town car the original owner w 320k miles only replace tires , batteries , brakes and two water pumps .

My 2nd car was a '00 Signature at 21 & I still miss er. Also she had 260k miles when I bought er.

I'm 34 with an 06 LTC 450,000 miles bought it in 2015 for $1700 in immaculate condition. Keep up with regular oil changes and cant even tell car is on, it is so quiet. I dont see myself ever getting another car maybe a truck one day.

I'm 31 with a 93 Lincoln town car 98000 original miles😂

i’ve had two of those . they don’t die and run smooth .

I have a 03 and I just LOVE it

For $1400, I'd love one. I got an Alfa 166 from the same period. 26mpg highway, but it gets to 145mph and has nice handling for the size.

Also the E/M on the dash means “English” and “Metric so essentially everything in the car changes. For example the temperature will display Celsius instead of Fahrenheit etc

7:20 "E/M" is to switch the values from ENGLISH to METRIC units

The question is rather why doesn’t EVERYONE have one ? The Panther is always going to be the coolest cat on the road 👍🏻

No worries I’m 22, own a 1989 town car signature series, and just bought a 2004 town car ultimate. Love them. “Last full size American luxury sedan!”

I was born in 1990. I have a 2011 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited

Tough to navigate in city parking garages with their smaller spaces but that's the only downside.

Because Panther platform cars in general, and Town Cars in particular, are awesome. They're very durable, easy to work on and parts are inexpensive and plentiful. All around great cars.

I bought a Signature Series 2001 this past weekend. It is the best place to be on my way to work. I float to work, and back home and to the gym and to run errands and I'm getting 20mpg so far. Got a slow leak in the air suspension line but will convert to coils for cheap when needed. It had 132k miles and I paid $3k for it because it was in great condition. People don't notice me in it.

Have 2001 Towncar Signature. Bought with 119,000 miles. Now at 228,000 miles. Original owner purchased with sunroof. Great car.

Thats awesome! Owned 4 Grand Marquis, and now a Cadillac DTS 2010, bought cheap. Love the land yachts, new cars are a waste of Money, and the Town Car you have will last forever and are very cheap and easy to fix.

My Dad is a NYC cab driver and bought a 2006 with 350k on the clock. 200k later it is now my family car. Original engine. Just uses a quart of oil a month.

Same reason a 36 year old would....its a clean car over all...I have a 2006 ....clean

May I recommend.... that bezel around the EATC (climate control) that you buy "Hammered" paint with a bronze color. I did this on mine and I got complements left and right. It makes it look like metal with a very nice texture! Pop out that bezel and spray paint it. I used a primer, waited 3 hours and then hit it with the hammered paint. It looks AMAZING! :)

IM 41 AND HAVE HAD TOWNCARS SINCE 18. AND HAD 2 MARK VIII. THE BEST CAR EVER ITS VERY RELIABLE AND NOTHING BEATS THE RIDE AND COMFTABILITY!!!!

I'm thinking about buying a 2007 with 79,000...stored in winter. Super clean...$6500. Should I do it?

My mom had a 99 White Town Car, with 200k+ miles. That baby was smooth. My grandpa named it Cloud bc is was light and felt like we were floating. Loved that car, now it's all about sporty designs and technology/safety tech.